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CHArrAsoooA, Tenn, Oct. 2l.-A COL
lision on the Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis railroad between two freight trains
this morning at one o'clock resulted in tho
ina!snt death OF a. W.. Wallace and an
unknown man besides iDiuring three other
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Another Boiler Explosion,

PlrrspuRaH, oct.{ 81 Tho boiler Of a
portable saw mill at Wes. Brownsville,
Washington county, Pa exploded short.
ly attsr u o'clock to-day, with terrific
force. Two brothers, John and William
Kelly, wers instantly killed, and q man
named McOain is missing. Tho mill is q
total wreck. i,S.53.t ~ e 4.
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Lntcst Concerning the Railway. NJ, stery.

Latest Concerning the Railway MY story. (
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Frank Crede.
lord, also known as Crawford, whose
name haa hoen copnectad with tho latest
clsT in the Railway myBtery, as the tramp
weaver, and with whom the dead gill
WAS said to have been married, was ar
rested in this city at la!o hour tonight.
The detectiveS. will give no iurther inform
alton than the mere fact OF his arrest. 4 Il :
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The weekly study Of tho International
Sunday School lesson will be conducted al
5 o'clock this afternoon. In the sbsence
Of Dr.. Cooke, Rsv. Z. H. Donblaser will
instruct tho class. 81 Ls;9 u
x Young mems social religious mcstlupa
will b. held at 8 o'clock; tonight and 4
O'Clock Tomorrow e b5T7s995,5 !
At s o'clock next Tuesday evening q a
members reception will bo held in the
A meeting for young men will be con.
Quoted by. the South Side branch at 3:45
o'clock tomorrow In the Third P1esby to.
ylan Qhureh. # g,,s;5.I Z "A + =,
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storms on the Atlantic Coast,

New YoRk, Oct. 91.-Advices to the
Assooiatsd Dress indicate that a severe
easserly gale accompanied by rain Pre-.
vai!g along tho North Atlantic coast from
North Carolina to :. Massachusetts,, and
serious disasters to shipping are feared.
Along tho New England coast many
vessels wers driyar into the harbor for
shelter, having suffered more or less Sc.
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BURIED ALIVE.
a Starving Man Rescued from Halns after

ls being Conhued for Flve Days.
NRw YoRK, Oct. 2l.-On the 3lst Of May
Last tho big cotton warehouse Of John s.
Richards, at the foot Of King street, was
destroyed by fire. II has been a tradition
Of the neighborhood ever since that some.
body had been burned In the FIRE. Yes.
terday, while the men were engaged In
clearing out the warehouse they dug out
q man from among the debris. Tangled
strings OF cotton hung from his stubby
beard and ragged clothes. His knees
shook under him and bis eunken ewes
Stunned the day. Il
- When questioned ho Baid in weak
voice that he had been there for a long
time; how long ho. did not know. He
vas too weak to stand and Policeman
Comiskey put him in an express wagon
and took him to the Prince street police
station. BY the time the officials had got
through with him he had bsen endowed
with pedigree by the supeYatitious crowd |
to the effect that he had been asleep In |
the den on tho night OF the fire flvo |
months ago, when All avalanche OF cotton |
fell on him and made him prisoner.
The, oil on the cotton and the water that |
soaked through and kept him alive. sIg}l
The fact was that the man, whose /
namo was John Reagan, had been thrown
out OF employment by ono OF the big
strikes at Fall River, and came down here
torlook for WORK. Finding mono, he
roamed around, without home or food,
until last Saturday or Sunday, lie did not
clearly remember, When passing through |
Charlton street he saw hole In the wall,
crswled In, and made bsd in the cotton.
Next day, when he wanted to get out, the |
hole was nailed up, and, unable to find
his way out, he lay down to die. He had |
been without food for five days when tho |
workmen reached him. Il ri 5E.
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FlNDLAY, o., Oct, 2l,-Hon. Nate Fred.
ericks and two children died from the el.
fects Of paris green eaten on cabbage.
Mrs. Fredericks and two other children
are lying at the point OF death. Mr..
Fredericks was very prominent Rspub.
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Killed for DefondIpc His sisters, s.

NRw YoRr, Oct. 2l.-John Barrett, the
1G.year.old eon Of Fourth precinct pp.
lioaman, who was ahot by tho Italian
Lungobardi, while defending his sisters
from the others iusulta, last Sunday night,
died in the hospital this morning. 3.
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Postal Cnrils Counterteitea

plrrsnUnoH, Oct el.-O Counterfeit pos.
tai cards have bosns discovered here that
are 80 akilfully executed that their detec.
tion is very difficult. This Is the frat at
tempt made to put spurious postal cards
In circulation. II ia thought they came
from New York,
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Serious Accident Mt Clarksburg,

Special UlSp0eh 70 lhe lRlt!llJeaccr. ". 71.-
CIARKsBuRG, W. Va, Oct. 2l.-A car.
psnter named Lawmsn, employed on the
Government building, fell from the top OF
the structure this morning abou. 10
o'clock, striking his stomach on one of
the iron beama and falling through to the
cellar on some rocks. His head was
severely bruised, but no bones were
crushed. &c was removed to DR.. RAM.
aey's Office, wheye he was placed under
opiates. His home Is in Washington,
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Jerusalem. Old Wall ll, Discovered. GOV, M

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Ast. Petersburg dis.
patch statss tina. a party Of Russians who
are making excavations at Jerusalem have
discover portion Of the remains of the
ancient town wall and tho position Of tho
alleged gate through which the Saviour
passed on bis way TO Golgotha. j-Sit;' !;
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Texas Stock,

ST.. Lolus, Mo-, Oct. 2l.-A special from
Auntin, Texas, says: The following ia the
assessed value Of stock in Texas, as shown
by the last assessment now on flo in the
Comptroller's office: Horees and mulee,
1,l93,522 head; value, $322, %. I'll; cattle,
1,74l,964 head ); value, S4s, ,735,Gl4.E q The
decrease in the value Of cattle from lRst
year is about 81, ,0OO, ,0D0. NJ NJ
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Fatal Boiler Ezploslon

LINCOLN, EEB Oct Ola boiler being
used by the contractor to test the new well
being dug for the Burlington & Missouri
Railroad Company exploded to-day, kill
ing Charles Thomas the fireman, and
scalding two other workmep. 5gsss'
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z -ueF H 1h frelat6 5WohrB sAIIoIlhnce. ~
BERI1N.l Oct. 2l.-Bishop Kopp, the
new Prince Bishop Of Treslsn, took the
oath Of civil allegiance to the Emperor to. {
day in the presence Eof Herr Goaler, tho
Ministe. Of Eccleaiastical Affairs. This is
the first instances Of such IN oath bsing
taken since the opening OF the Coultur-
kempR, and 1t ia due to the fact that the
oath has recently been modified 80 as to
render it unobjectionable to prslates, NJ fT's &
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Too Late to oppose tho EyIct Ion.

Y9,83I II,8lI n TOO Late 10 Oppose tho Eviction.
DUBLIN, Oct. ,2l.-Tho police surprised
and evicted a tenant named Kenny, at
Woodford today. "a strong resistance
wss expected, but the angry crowds that
gathered were too late to offer any opposi-
tion, as the eviction was already aceom.
pliBhed when they arrived. 2;2f g
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
Taking Action In Opposition to the Personal
thF.a Liberty League, @s{E AaG

s =
Taking Action In Opposition to the persnnal
e F5f. Liberty League. I.5'5is4 : (! .y
NEw YoRK, Oct. 2l.-The National TEN
porancs Society gave reception yestsr-
day afternoon to John Taylor, President
Of the National Temperance Lsugue Of
Crest British. MIR. Taylor said that in
England thirty years ago the advocates OF
temperance could have been counted on
one'R fingers. To-day the liquor question
is one otiutonso interest thore and practi-
cal temperance is gaining ground daily.
Resoluticnn wcro passed deploring the or
ganizsd and determined ASSAULT upon the
Sabbath being made by the brewers, dis
tillers and liquor nellors under the Rqise
Of the Personal Liberty League, TO keep
the saloons open on Sunday, and exhort.
ing all good ,c!tizsna 10 oppose legislative
candidates in aympsthy With Sunday So
loom opening.,,s Z 80 \, al%a
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)ause Of tho Rsplos,on unknown

Il BosroS, Oct. 2l.-It has boen found
that the package which exploded in the
Adams Express ofIl:e, Wednesday even.
ing, contained Electric primers" shipped
by the Forcite Powder Company. Why
it should have explodedis still q mystery.
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spite OF the protests OF their counsel, they
we're compelled TO submit to an unre.
strained cross. e.examination md 10 crimi.
nate Themselves! Compelling q man to
testify againgt himself 10 not due process
ot law. Furthermore, after their arres!
the police, without any process OF law,
traCted from them letters and other crimi.
mating evidence, and these letters, gotten
without due process Of law, were used
against them. When objection was raiaed
II Was oyer.ruled, and an exception taken.
The Chief Justice" Gan you point ua
10 the precise exception that was taken ~
Mr., Pryor then read extracts from the
record covering the seizure OF Spies
papers without search warrant and the
use Of them against him, and maintained
that this was virtually compelling him to
testify Rgainet himself In violation OF the
6tth amendment OF tho Constitution. In
conclusion MIR. Pryor gaid It was no.
necessary to refer specifically to the htth
amendment or fourteenth amendment or
any other particular amendment as vic.
lated by the Illinois statute aud proceed.
lugs In the State Courts. We would aim.
ply Say UtOhuly tnRt tneHa were questions
raised under the Federal constitution.
"And now, your honors," he eaid, i've
submit to you on these question: tha.
there Is Federal question raised, which
entities the petitioners to the writ Of error
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Pryor's speech
the Chief Justice held brief whispered
consultation with several OF his associate
Justices, including Field, Miller, Harlan
and Matthews, and then said: Ft 5IffI,5
mt. Pryor, you may have printed at
once II possible the parts Of tho recordG
which raise thoso questions, and hand
them to us this afternoon, or early to.
morrow morning, and on Monday we
will indicate what is further necessary to
be done.'' ,,-, j q ,'f55'.
Mr.. Pryor bowed and all tho counsel
Tor the Anarchists and most OF the large
audience which assembled, streamed out
Of the court room into the corridor die-
cussing, the proceedings and tho con-
cemned prisoners chances for hearing
before this Court.
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NEW YoRk, Oct. 2l.-Corporation Con.
aul Jenka, Of Brooklyn, hiss furnished an
opinion that the $1,000 who wero Illegally
registered on / Tuesday lass, inatsad 4 Of
Tuesday next, are legally registered and
entitled to vote. N
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IA Pisns Of fGnndNa,,x,.

Il #NEw YoRK, Oct. 2l.;-Bartley Campbell's
triend1 in this city have received word
that the dramatist is rapidly recovering
his reaaon and that he will be able to eat
his Ohristmaa dinner outeide Of the
asylum. 5S 4. S 4; n ~ "A. !,ii n
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LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Ths death ID an
nouncel Of Jules DeLeaseps, Count Fer
d!nHnd DsLesaops' brother, and Of Baron
Stern, the well.known Premier. s. : ''1
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 2l.-Ths first snow Of
the sesson ia this section began falling
this morning. For about sn hour tho
"bsau!iful" came down quito iuriously,
but atnoon 1t had cleared oH and no trace
remained of Il. g si e. ~ E i@&Fs q 81
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! a Frultleaa ssssion.

ATLANTA, GA. Oct. al.-Tho Georgia
Legislature adjourned last night after
four months, session. oi all the public
measuves discussed none were finally
adopted. Tho Legislature now to be
elected will have the election OF a United
Sa!ea Senator to succeed ColQuitt. = I.s.ig Z.
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| Olliu Knnana.

HU7cHIxsoS, KAs., Oct. 2l.-Luto this
evening crude petroleum was struck in
the experimental we'll in South Hutchin.
son at q depth iof $40 foot, thirty.si1 feet
below the l50 fest salt vein. l1::iis
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Battle with Outlaws

NEw YoRK, Oct 9l.-The Herald's Lit
tie Rock special says that the conflict in
the Indian territory between visilantes
and Trainor's gang Of outlaws resulted in
the killing Of sixteen psrsons. The out
laws were victorious. 4 n I. t15;9 2iS5};i s5
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Roman Catholic Pupils Expelled.

Roman Catholic Pupils Expelled. ;Se
KINGSTON, oNT., Oct. sl.-The Board Of
Education has issued sn order under the
ppslic school law expelling from the pub
lic schools oil Roman Catholic children
whose parents are supporters Of the sopa-
ratio school pystem. i q y
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lpIyidInr tho O0lcoa.,

NEw YoRK, Oct. Plat conference
Of committees representing Tamm,a,nyy,
Hall and tho county Democracy this even
ing union ticket was agreed on, the Off.
cea being divided between the two organ.
izations. \ COL. John R. Felloys ia named
to SUCCESS Mr.. Martine 'as: Distric. Attor.
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IA Emperor William IL In Good Health.
BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-Emperor William has
arrived here from Baden, he Is enjoying
good health, .,s % I! "A. 4 Il
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The business failures during tho last
seven days number, for the United States,
lGs; Canada, %; total, 9Ol; compared
with a total Of 202 last week. d i5s
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THE BALTIMORE GAME,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 2l.-The St.. Louis
Browns were defeated by the Detroit boys
for the eighth time in eleven games in
the game played here this afternoon.
The Browns played like amateurs, while
the League champions took advantage of
every point, batted hard and ran bases to
perfection. 80 s = }3ls;3a3}Sl, IA x
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: a Potlilsr's. Snl Ento.

Spteic! Dispatch 10 II. Latellt1eneer. S l
PARKRRsBuRa, W. VA, Ost. 2l.-A ped
dler, whose name cannot be ascsrtained,
Was killed this morning by tho train on
the Laurel Fork & Sandy Hill Railroad at
Twin Lick treatle, ohort distance from
Volcano, this comfy. He was intoxicated
and had hssy put off the train, but the
returning train ran over him, cutting him
all to pieces. 81 . ~. u. NJ 4 a.. Z.
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Mexican Political Ruu,oI !,

. ClTY OF MH1tco, Oct. 2l..-It Is reported
that political combinationo have bean
effected to render the reelection Of Presi.
dent plaz almost certainly, and that his
cabinet will remain substantially un.
changed. iI{i a 1,S
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AProminent Citizen of Cambridge Dead.
sptcias Dspa'ch 10 The Ln.sl'tae1cer. ~:
s. CA&BElnqE, O., 0,t. 2l.-Dr. John P.
TinSle died at his home here last night,
aged a. He was one OF tho oldest and
best known Of our physiclans. 3.5@55a
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Errors. De.roIs,4. Two base hits. Rowe, Twitch.
oil and Richardson 2. Homo run, Twltchcll. First
on balls. st. Louis, 2; Detroit, 4. Hit BY pitched
latham, Caruthers. Robinson, Richardson ;,
Thompson. Twitchell, Bennett 2, Hanlon. Flint
on errors, st, Louis, 4: Detroit, i. Struck out.
each. Passed balls, Boyle. 8; Bennett, D " lid
hsMna,: hisCnea: Foutz, l.. Time, hours. Umpire,
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Other Games Yesterday.

At Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh 6; Cleveland,
3: Hits-Pittsburgh, 13; Cleveland. 0 /;
Errors-Plttsburgh, 4; Cleveland, .. Bat.
teries-Galvin and Miller; Gilks and Zim.
mer. Umpire-Carroll. u i-5553.
At Philadelphia, Philadelphis, II; Ath.
letice, 9, = i "a 4. :. -, n y. ,Sqa
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FL. ALLANsoN, Hoboken, N. J., says
Of Palmer's Skin.Success: 1T was o
God'aend to- me" At drug store Of Nc.
Lain Bros, :.st 4
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LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Ths Lord Msyor haa
called 9 meeting. to coneider mesna for for
siding the unemployed thousanda in Lon.
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\, =. 1I'-'.'-- ---.>''' ' "'.A tne uousles.!
): COPENHAGEN, Oct. l.-princess Lonise.
o. Wales, has been attacked with measles,
Pnncesaes Maud and Victoria ara hetier.
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3. An edition 81 "Robinson Orusoe,n
printed iGinf fphonographic characters, is
shortly to DO published in England, ta'Pff
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!, LONDON, Oct. 2l.-An agitation for
home rule has been started in caucasian
Georgia and the movement ia spreading. :
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The Fisst of tho Season.
DETROIT, Oct. q. The fras snow Of tho
aoRson fell to-day. n &-5li}tiis.t3
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THE egcoND POINT,

Mr.: Pryor'a second point yss that peti.
tioners had been compelled In the trial
court to be witnesses against themselves.
Some Of them were on the stand, and in
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pEra0lr. Lh.lp.lf.lAl lE.l I'D
To!sl.. s24i4 B A""' 0An ' ll''''7llsl m
lnnlnss"......"......- l q s4gb6G75S5D,3R
Detroit ..................".. 2 Q o 10 o 0 IL
6t, LOU ...,,,,,,.., 2 0 o t0t3lads x-1I

Earned runs. Detroit, Q: St. Louis. Q, Three
base hits Fontz. Home runs, Richardson. Wclch
and Latham Fist baso on balls, Detroit, i: ST.,
Louis. .. Flnt on erron Detroit, Il; 81 Louis 2,
Struck out, Getlen 2; Boyle and ". P. Carrlithers
each. Stolen bases, lIsnlon. Rowe aud WcIch,
Tlme, 2lQ. Umplrcs, GRlfneY and Kelly. II. !. 3.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
MANS insignifcance is thus defined

MANS insignifcance is thus defined
by the Boston Journal OF Commerce
Somehow, when a mans mind be.
comes really engaged-say like that Of
Baron Humboldt-and he is able to
place in focus more and more of the
cosmos of which he forms part, the
things he at the outset of his life re-
garded as the largest get smaller and
smaller, till at last the first immense
and overwhelmingly important thing,
himself, becomes so insignificant that
it is only through process of mental
microscopy he can discern his little
float or wiggle across the field of view.
How big is man anyway? Well,
he is smaller than an elephant, and an
elephant is smaller than mountain,
and II mountain is smaller than the
world, and the world is mustard seed
compared with the sun, and the sun
itself is mere mote in the dust cloud
of spheres that stretches ont through
the universe beyond the reach Of
thought Scientific American.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

WE understand that the Elko con-
centrator will be ovcrhauled by Mes
srs. MoHet and Nichols and put in or.
der to treat the ore around camp which
will be of great advantage to the min
ers. Mr.. Nichols IS successful con-
centrator man and we believe he will
put things in shape so that there will
be little if any loss in concentrating
the ores of that section, and with the
completion of the road over Paradise
gulch, there should be considerable ore
shipped out this season.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

SLOWLY but surely our mines are
coming to the front and the develop.
ment work that is being done at the
present time is good indication Of
what there is in the district. The good
reports coming from most all the prop.
critics being worked is giving owners
great encouragement. Several impor.
tant strikes have been made within the
past ten days and it is expected that
shipments will be made from several
properties this season, Up Rustler
gulch quite a few mines are showing
up good ore, around Elko there is a
number of properties being woi ked
and some splendid bodies of lead ore
being opened up, on Sheep mountain
there is fine bodies of ore being shown
up, while the starting of the Sylvanite
mine will bring out Copper creek; Para
disc gulch mines are in good shape tc
produce ore and with men becoming
interested in the mines who have means
to open them up we can look forward
to more prosperous times.
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25

If the report be true that Mr.. j. E.
Wheeler has closed deal with some
of the heavy stock holders of the Mid
land railroad on his Aspen mountain
mining property it would appear that
some settlement or agreement has been
entered into which will settle the Apex
Side Line case now pending in court
and that the mines will be worked to
their full extent. We hope for the
good Of the mining interests of Aspen
that the deal has been made. 1t will
be Of great benefit to all concerned and
give employment to a large number Of
men
Crystal River current., 1887-06-25
United States Land Office,
GlcnWond Surinys CnIo May 2afh 81

Glcnwood Springs Colo, May 25th, 81.
Notice is hereby given that the Colorado Coal
and Iron Company, j. =. Rockwell its agent and
attorney intact, whose /ost-ofce address is Aspen,
Pitkin County, Colurado, has this day fled its
| application for patent for one hundred and
twelve acres and 5l5-1O50 Of an acre of Placer
Land known and called the Castle Creek Placer,
situate in Columbia Mining District. Pitkin
County, Colorado, and known and designated by
the field notes and official plat file in this Office
as lot number 1i30, in about township IL $. r.,
81 w. of the P. NJ. The exterior bounlries of
said lot number 1880 being as follows: to- wit;
Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence U. S. L. NJ.
Culoumbn, bears N. 80 So o." Il. 1875 #;
thence $. 40 W. 2i4,69 #. to cor No. 2; thence S.
400 W. 209.96 # to cor No. 3; thcnce :. $40 r..
1900 1t. to No. 4: thence y. 4Do e. 200. %
to No. s: thence s. 27o u. 1332, III #. to cor
No. g. thence N. $50 r. 300 it. to cor. No. 4;
thence 30 W. 1926, 81 #. to cor. No. s. thence
Y. 1870 81 F.. 264,9 # to cor. No. 8; thence NJ 100
06, W. ISL. 04 it. t. cor No. 10; thence s. 1so 1877
y. 9s672 #. to No II; thence y. 40 210, 94
#. to No. IL; thence $. 27o l0 II. 2257 #. to
No. IL: thence N. SO 49, y. S9l 4 #. to cor
No. II; thence ". 80 TO- W. 592,l5 #. to cor. No
Is; thence N. 1859 it to No is; thence =. 1850
Ds' 30" r. 1220,2 #. to cor No. II; thence s. 80
49, W. 1854 # to cor. No. is: thence S. 1870 l5'
W. 1889 # to No. 10; thence ". $50 IL w.2131
# to cor. No. 90 thence N. 43o 81 IS" W. 1896 IS
# to No.21 thence n. 49o 81 E. 40 it to cor
No. %; thence N. l4o So e. 1862 ,82 # to cor No.
%; thence s. $50 81 L. 35j,0S it to cor, No, l
the place of beginning.
S. J. DEI.Ay.
Register.
First publication June lth Inst Au1 H. ~